> >> > >> Check out git-subtree. It can split out a subdirectory into its own > >> repo, and re-integrate it back into the "parent" repo at a later date. > >> git-subtree has been posted as a patch to this list a couple of times > >> without much response, but it looks like an interesting alternative to > >> submodules: http://alumnit.ca/~apenwarr/log/?m=200904#30 > > > > looks interesting. might have been a solution until I heard about this > > requirement to not change workflow at all. :/ > > Here's something that might work. Write a script that runs on a > server somewhere. It checks out *all* of the git-managed KDE > components, including documentation (it's okay to do this from *one* > place, right?). Then it loops through all the documentation > subdirectories and splits them out into individual projects/branches > with 'git subtree split'. > I like this idea. I like the idea of git subtree in general. :) however, we've decided to go the "copy all documentation into svn" route for now (so that the translators can keep using only svn). I'll be back when we run into the next svn-external issue (there's sure to be more). :) -- This message brought to you by eevil bananas and the number 3. www.chani3.com
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